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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24
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o8E % sAH EaAE1r1co'8 nEzx 04AND
SunzB RMn& IN wcAx.
SAK FnAnaIzua, Nov. 2.--Tha grand
Jury walsh hMa served q Term of ssaha
months and taNoztiQ4ke1 In tna1 tina q
u1mhcE a. impaElant mattsra fnolo8in1
chaER4s af iaFy hkihlnR anainns MnhnEt
2. Mazr0u, nniahnd - lahars 1oilnY,
a11 foEomnD Ela8aKl Eennlas mhmil-
80 lengahy repuEt 10 tha pFeaidlnR
91dEo Co4re3. 1he repoE1 Elalea thai
mani hare b8sn inyeatigaan& and nane
o11 fonndakinn. AttEn11on q caIle1 b
mis1i1neEe h ''shA4inQn The warrants of
are recommended 90 take necessary
steps % slop he pzaolleA
Ihe report also STATES that ''eha ec.iun
exeontton oe the ordsra Of this body in
he Little Pets nase, and in auapeBdinR
The dep1iy for admitting % the eo1nty
jail Q eommiilea of the grand iaEy
meEiia condemnation. Tha police
ec1ris are severely oensarsd. and the
dismissal Of one Of the clerks q reoom-
m&U841s
On he slbissi Of Jury bsibine The
following statement Is mazda ~We
1nd that e has been carried on here 20
defeat the ends % taslice, and q is q
diaGFaca 30 the eily and sounty. We
have found indictments against persons
uhsse the evidence was clear and con-
vincine. and ne h0pe onF Successors
win continue the thorough Investigation
Of The subject until the guilty are pun
isked and this base crime u made obi
eus tn the community"
TIE charges recently made b. ex-
SudRs Terry In regard 30 en- alleged
Rhtsmpt 10 bFibe Judge salliVaa doFinR
the sharon trial Wefe declared to be
false and without foanAati0n. Refer
ence Is made 10 the papers found ~
cently Ia the safe Of q OhineS9 meF.
chart a. q TIE Grand Jury ssates that
Eaiuable information Was Obtained
from the deouments. bus thai some Of
them has disappeared and Why thsp
should have disappeared sas ~osiy q
matter Of coniectnFe.p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

eEa on THEM arvRs vaEuAnE rNRonmA-
xzoH 10 AT1onHE1 01EnNxkx.
OEzoAoo. Nov. 8.-It Ii asserted this
evening that Harry varnell, the Goa
viCtad ex warden Of the county insane
asylum, has been IN commnnicatinu
With State Attorney Gfinnell for some
time and has given him much vaiuahle
information about the Doodle EanQ, re-
gsrdsne Who bad paid khs concentrations
Tor dealing with the coansx and q LOT az
speeiai informatio1. BY which sons
Leading Spirits who have escaped NAV
be entTapped. The information about
commissions. Il is understood, is al
ready being 1asd BY the stata attorney
tn recommending settlements 20 The
county board. Nothing very definite
has bean learned about Che matter, bui
e is believed that The infofmation win
be turned over 70 the new state attorney,
Who 1tll make an attempt 10 begin 70
move 10 the prosecution. It 70 said in
return for the valuable inf formation
given, State Attorney Grinnell will rec
VarnelI's pardon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

The hexi session ofthe National Granao
wiz bo held at Topeka. Kansas.
War talk e again freely indulEsd b. ths
Indians ak Tahleqnah, kndlnn TerFlloFy ,
The Chicaeo Gas Truss has e compleis
monopoly q TIE Eas isaustfY IN ChicaRa.
In The Insurance case 81 Jolis1 m. the
day was consumed IN arguments before
Cardinal oEbbaaa made short Visa "a
tie President e The White House. Wed
nosday.
eeorstary whltnsy presented An srdar
for turkey % each eInpioToo d his O.
Father ouaIdi. who was she eoglaagua
q Monslxnor Parsico IN the papa1 mission
% lruland. 4 dad
oensrai Randolph n. Marcy, fnsher.fn.
y. Ion Wednesday.
Ferest 1Fos hays hrokau out aRnln q
and ere doing mneh damage.
Tha Reading Rafirnnd win h trane-
fslrsd frcm tko kanas ID lise rscnfVe- :.
the company On January 1ad.
John spellmen, ths jocky. b dsaf. Tha
cause of his deafh 4 mYstsrIou1. ~
coruner q View YORK VIII inyostgafe.
Nina Wan Zendt ghe rFoxy via ef
August splaG has concluded 10 weaf
mourning fef the eKecutsd anaEohist
The Russian steamers Gireus nnd vasls
came int oolllzion on sko Crlnlean co1Sf.
The Ne1ta W&4 aunk and fifteen of lha
crew were drowned.
0aorEia FarEe. daughteF and halr Of
TIE Elllliunaife express man. n aulmR tn
executors ~ the estate for ea0o10 a1legad
- Be wFonKfnlly withheld.
n ls claimed that Ralfcur win ~ aev.
arnmo1t iaader IN he naxt ssnsion ~ rer-
iiAn1one end that Aabmaad Bartlett will
Be eAlef secretary fnf kF1land.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

peEl nEa hed era hin. Haruun snss.
q tAlnk ihna &ADnoo WiM Gil 10 the
20. o. e19Ese we VII have g 80 3
Eooo M2ny n11e anlmals lhan fhnle ~
1nFo lon beeause f18T wsil hnpa a 10
t1xo1a1 scrt of sgnETiv1i uf ~ nifssl. :
prpo1M IT'S uiA XII a many e
inem- o. S09000 insuxanoe the ctEnua
11zll11. t14c4 va c1 what wna iosl.
H4EnuG e4llmales ne uol1k ef ndpeF-
.lsInR eosy wia gain ~ ne Gre af 9s0.-
~ dntchin1r1 p1la & e 410ocoo
1el411leta wa AnsF gegssENaV a
bEidReport earsine 8sad eiFphnniS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24


MazKnD uxn FEzEzR sezN mGus 10
RAAx AID xMMA HANG ma ~ 4 TxKK
EnEuHz1cK, Nd, Nov. 2-John 4.
Bigus (eolofedl. eonvioGsa az & fsluni-
Gus nssanit en- Mrs. Yeakla. an nrsd
ynlla uomzn. on Friday Iagt. was taken
from t6e jail e l0s90 o'elook this unoGn
tnR aud hanGee % q tree nbouf Z guar
~ q 3 uIls fsam the prison. niaus
Declared his tnnGeencs. and said thns
Joe Han. another eolnaed man, uas the
pefpelEatgf nf tie a1sxult. The hheFif
denied admission 90 ihe maak1d iYncA-
erz ubo tore down The doors and lnak
ths xictiu fEem his Ell.
Wnen ne place waa reached Binns
azked % Be permitted 70 praY ukfek
uas ERanled him. Amer De usa drawn
up 10 limb Of the tree, thnse pistol
shots we're arsd into hls body.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

snnBcA AUGUSTUS sWAEM HxAMzNkp I
THR PoIzon ooUnr.

1NI1oA Au0u4Iua SWAIN BxAMaNEp -
THR PoIzon ooUnT.
San FRAncEsco, Nov. s8.-Seneca Au-
a1slas Swain vas examined IL the po-
lios conFs this afteFn1on on q charge Of
grand larceny in stealing 5000 worth
Of ieWelFy belplgln4 10 Mra Clara
Belle MoDouaid. The ieweiFy vas
identified b. B. 81. MeDoRald, JF., Who
stated that be had purchased ell the ar
tielss and had ntveg presented them 20
anyone.
:. J. PerEa. q saloon ksepeE, testified
that be had purchased Sualm's tioket
for New YORK, On the 13ih inst, and 81
6walm's request h&d made the perohase
under the name Of y. sanford.
Constable Duyee Of Collar, said that
he had aKFestsd BWalm on an overland
train and that The prisoner bad intimat-
ed at the time thai be would give $500
10 Get 90 New YORK. Testimony was
given By The officers 70 the effect that
ths iaweiFy vas found IN ewaim's pos.
session when be was searched al the
city prison.
Judge HornbloweF ordered Swain 10
be held to answer the charge Of grand
larceny With bonds died ai 5000. The
hearing on the charges Of forgery vas
continued till Monday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

REWARD ron xzH mcEzrEAnT-UxxzT
o. xHH nAMAaz.

NEwAnD ron THn DISQUALIFICATION
o. TuM nAMAoz.
NEw Yczx, Nov. 8.-LAss Sunday
night Bridgeport. Connestisef. winter
quarters ef Baruamis ARFsAasat sh0w
% earth, had 9 memorable expeEieHce
vhen dsstFaeifve dFs les many Of the
wild animals lose. Ona of the lions
was Afterwards found In q neiehboging
barn uhsFe be vas eating coz BE had
killed. The lion waa sAo9. New . re-
ward of $500 Il aHered for ths dissoE-
err Of he incandiAFy. AsloRy haa hssn
iloated 10 THE effect tkat Thursday or
Friday evening iasl week, three men
we're oTeKhsavd taIkinQ h Q hqBoF store
about aFisvnnees thay bad aRainst ths
shoW and iheir determination % 80
even. One of them md be had Doi
henn given Q fair ehanse and pruposed
baEnina TIE winleE quariaEs buil6ings
b obtn8n anfinfnstigB.
Whsn ssksd tpaay whas fAs BEidgs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

sUcuzssEuL MnaoTEkxIoNs Hx nKHnx W.
LARD AND AUGUST HKLMoMx.
HKw Yoax, Nov. 8.-President Har-
ris, Of the Northern Paci6o railroad
company, has closed negotiations wifh
August Belmont and HsnRy Willard,
representing eyndieate In which Roth
oAilds and she Dsutsobe bank Of Berlin
are the principals, for the sale Of
5000. 900 OF the third mortgage bonds,
the issue Of which vas authorized al q
special meeting Of the stockholders Of
she Northern Pacific.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

Tha oxaminniion sf Alex. zleaol, e.
Bpannle. zleael bsine h1l3 ID 5000 hall.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

WAEHTN0roN, Nov. 3.-in Response 70
nn appeal taken By q pRominent New
York news company from the ruling Of
PoakmnsteR Pierson, 81 New York, ex-
acting nrst-elaes rates Of postage on
certain third and fourth-olass mail
matter nov held af the New foFk post.
oface. The postmaster general has re-
piled that while be has no power 10
aushoEizs any modification Of the Law
regarding Permissible printing on wrap
peFs enclosing such matter, the statutes
do confor on him The right 90 remit
penalties. Holding thAt the extra
charge Of postage In this case falls
within The nature OF q penalty, the pen-
alty o. additional postage q femitted.
The poslof1cs department. b preparing
cirsnsaR letter, which viii b scot 20
al postmas1eEs. aulhoFizinR them TO se-
mit penalties in all such cases OF where
the circumstances seem 70 require IL.
senseseea % BE Hanged.
CLEvEzAHp. Nov. 23.-At Ravspna To-
day JuoRe Johuston oVexFuled 4 motion
for 3 new trial ia me case of Biinksy
MnEgan, and sAn1eneod The prisoneF %
bs kaneed n the psniisntfaFy at Co
lumhua on March l6lh, 1855. The eaae
va - NAAAss3 - - = 4fA@AA4% A-fAAAs
The DynaRiseFs-
LozDon, Nov. 28.-ExfxaoEdinnry pre-
eautious have been taksB 10 guard dy-
/ nmruiteFs CAilen and HaEEnin IN prison.
| II dusl hoiss in Oailsn'H lodgings have
been found twenty pounds Of dynamits
Of foreign make and ether explosives.
Compounds have been found buried u
8 nefRhbsg's garden.
An InsnEaaes Company Kniiss
NEw OnE1AEs, Nov. 93.-The German
AmaKiean Insuranee Company today
llsd . pslitian ID tte district oonrt,
praying for the fcFfsilnRe Of ifs chag-
l snx, tho c&usn assigned baing ne fail
ur0 0f Rank 4 Ca, q Kenfncky, ne
lenmpany'n iasEest eoneapoBdanis.
ceasen Carrier Destroyed.
GnxnzvuGz, Mias-, Nov. D,-LasI
L niqhs khn H1aAMsK Ch&xiEa p. Cho8ear
hnrned e sunhoWsE LandiaR. A Ell
cred arnman and 9 eeissed dsck Rans
Il enasE we're burmad 70 6eath. TIA ear
j - 6 eot1on b 3 sotal lo1a. nofhfna he
lnQ tefs of tha gEaAf eotlon aarKieF bu
heE imnenBe hnii.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

gyn 3 Ailia1na noal nslkal uas a.
&1Emi1aa b. tAa Wata41 iNzs niah1 ana
eAped a. Ihaf damane nannantnd -
aboaa asa Ia Et9ogl oaE Naa1 hngs
snEpanasd Operations lill sA8 streets
ara sepairna e. re rains eease.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

NxsAnA, Nov. 0--ln the oaea 81 A.
Q1rk. tha Irueaoe feEzsr. ex1Eaoil11
from BRITISH Oclnmhia O sAoxs ilzna
go, tie 1sg uas spen1 Ia iEpanelllne
iaEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

.,s...-..- sr mNrTIMa on WkauIAgT0M
3Ny- - Fnfrtn4fe 0r1w 8en1 e
j =. s..k .k..asv esfnr1aF, - - ,. - IS thar
- Henna. legnn 01mnEli, 70. /.
" > y a a1snr91y o. eecA m0Hlh. 80
.--..-.-.-regW1s AHD cAl.EDoNfGE s0cIE-
Eyt.Ia.-...7g rvsfr uaniAy ~ y n, n Apaa
=. -. f@srF isock. Al Sesecaze1 ee1 sses
i9 - u 3ceiehi1en - csr ele.lg -
e. = rsssBA y. \ o0AkAs Rfssl.se91
IosR. socEglaly. p1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

NHEzlucca, AeE. Nor. 0-0na
Hand Jim, ~ ka1ian. waa senignana Ia
The dislzint eaurt tn1aF % ea exeeufo3
o1 tenuaFy l8lh uaxk for the mas6eE os
Ah4raw klnmnMaR a. Wtli0w Oraek Ia
lSSE The lndlana % this eoanlY o.
ist1 % TIE hanzing be ~ sroaale h
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

HMxMRA. Mama., Nov. 22-~1ahm Hart
haa been sonviussd uf maraeF ID the
ara dazEee Ger killinQ q man named
Pitts a Banldar two yearB eRo. THIS
waa his third trial. u ne hrs1 tuIai Ne
furY di1aGEseA. ln tka eeaan1 na go
epnvieled hat ne snpfana aouEl grant
"a Z ne9 tFsal. ana Z chanEe 81 g1nue
uaa t4ksn % lols 0aantT. He vii BE-
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ekH Duoo. Nov. sa-Ths hsasr rsins
of Ne past sWo days have dose oonsid
srabis dnmaGe. The brick work q SCI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

DuaLm, Nov. 28.-Ths WardsEs today
entered the cell in the TnllamoFe Jail Ia
which Joe Msudsyiile is confined and
Violently alFipped him Of hla clothina
the prison Uniform.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

WAaHmoT0N. Nov, x3.-1he UhI1e88
Endleett, the knglish, FFsngh, Bpanlahs
entertainment anmmem0fnken the birth
day Of tbs Empress of China, which %
enrl tomorfoR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

sealFosh Invenfmens Company.

PonTx.AMD. Nov. al Special. The
Ssalfock Ingeatment Company has
nied articles os incorporation with the
aeorataFy Of state. The incoEyoratoEs
are Z. o. Norton, Charles w. Hellen-
brand and Seth b. Hammer. The cap
iial saoek 4 el000e, and the principal
afFlna a AZ SALEM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

6AH KnAncnuo. Nov. 23.-In ths snii
of tbs United States n TIE oiFsuit esuFt
aonsnss o. ,. Spencer, for Getting GOV
sFnmens timber Ia Placer eouniys the
inry today gave Judgement againsi the
asfenaan8 fof 85lb. Ihe suit vas
hrDuaht for $4,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

THIBoDEAux. La, New. 4. The uhiis
pieket guard was heed upon this morn
tng and I've men we're wounded. An
attack Was Immediately mnde upon The
negroes and ten og twelve mon we're
killed. Ihe Feg1 Of them Iefl for the
woods. All a qaiet nov. TIE laborera
are at work on ell the pianisticnn.
There 10 no exoitemont outside of town.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

Rksx L6vKRroox., Ohio, Nov. 2a.--k
man uent into tae dsooRailn1 establish
ment Of James Baum thig evening and
waa hoEfiEed % and I've aiEis and tuo
men lying on the aoor, % al appear.
nnaes dead. They weFe huFriedlg n.
moved 10 their residences and treated
by physicians. Those thai have FogiseA
are deiiEioas and can tell nothine. An
are II q very etrloaE condition. II u
thought thai probably theF were a.
phyxiated hy natural Raa. Ne oeof was
r,aFaeuaihla IN aha nhass
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LoNDoN. Nov. Xl.--Iho CAFQnidlIsf
Rome oarFesponaant nayss MunsfnnnF
Peraioo daelsrsa thai Ireland ID nes ripa
for home Faie bas that there EXISTS
universal aspiration for prozzesalss
emaneipation which che EnRliIh gov
eEumsnl Woald % veil b Feekon Win.
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LoNDoN, Nov. 13.-An attempt was
made 81 Thurlea today 20 restore unity
u the Gaelic Aihlsiio Association. fl
VS. q failure. D9vlii and Fitzgerald.
1ndina nothing short Of absolals sab
miesio1 % the party Fepfeeeniod b. The
priests weald satisfy The ascsdeFs. left
Ibufiea witbout seeing Archbishop
Cnoke.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

MnEHBAPoEza. Nov. E.-A npooial
from Bismarck, DakotA. says that tha
oiasial returns thas far Feoeived a Tie
capitol shev thai the maiorify foe diri
sion IN The territory Il about 100o. Tha
maioEitS for prehfbition increases. u
u imposlible 10 give Che exacs figures.
a. the fstnrna are noa all In. TheFe IA
q possibility thai the small mainfiiy for
division ulll Be entirely uipsd oui b.
the returns 90 be received, az ahs major.
ity Of the sonnlies 70 Be beard from are
II the north Of Dakota.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-24

IsoHpoH, Nov. 8-At lbo inquest on
the recovered bodies Of the victims Of
the Bcholten disaster, the Rotterdam
agent of the afeameE testified ihat there
we're ga persons aboard, cf whom %
were saved. The bedy OF Marcns Waa-
1eg, gteoFage passenger Of the 1ehoI-
ten, vas recovered today Oh Dover.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
THIRD EDITION.
Municipal Court.

AT this % orning's session OF tbs Mn'
nicipal Court Michael Mork aud hstk
ealeeson were each I'm I'd 81 aud cosls Tor
d-unkennsss, and James Matthsws and
Richard Dariagh each 81 sot costs for
tas same offsnse. Ulysses mlitoe,
oo'nred, VISA charged with stealing a
watch vained OF $26 and Q chain valued
at IS cents, the property or DANIEL
Grsen, from TIE room Of Harriet John
sop, No l0l4 Orange street. Sergeant
Moysy testified to the arrest of Milton,
Ard that he hsd ACT nowledged tskiug
Ycs watch and said he had gone Into .
clothing store on Market street and the
pr. psietor had taken the watch away
,:o.n lira and given him III o0 and .
r!ecs OF tobacco in exchsnse for II
When he had requested them TO re
.urn the watch they put him out, Ser
csaut McVsy weus " a. Harris Il Go e.
No 2iS Market street, and they sstd
they had bought the watch and had sold
IL again.
Harriet johnson testified to the
taxing OF the watch.
A, Harris was called and testified tc
Milton coming in AMI selling the watch,
and said hs had no suspicion OF him OF
10 would not have bougst It. He sold
is lu the evening TO Swecs, whom Dt
thought worked at Edgsmoor. Hs
would try to get the watch back, ht
said.
A. Harris, Jr., was called and oor'o
berated his fathers testimony. He OF
'trsd TO give the one TO whom the wAtcf
be!onged Q better one II they could no
,ecues she one stolen. Milton WAS held
in $500 bail for court. The you "ge,
Harris remarked that Sergeant McVey
had spite at him, wheieupon the Sc
ntor Harris lau lched IT tao q tiradt
against the sergeant, the Rist OF whict
~ss that whenever watch was sto'er
As came TO their place to LOOK fer T.
The ssrssAnt also, like tbs captain II
"PinEore," said damn" and Re WI,
.ong to bring charges sea.nst him ee
tJIe TIE mayor. He was siiepced b,
.;udge Cummins. 1. is safe TO say Ii
ean b-.rg no charges a2sirst tae ser
seGnt.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Ladies' Short Goats in

Ladies' Short Coats in
great va'i'ty, 81 so up to
SIS.
Three styles OF Children's
Coats ere reariy gone--,nd
are reduced to clear out the
balance they are h Misses
Boucle, 8. 10, II ard IA
years, about two of each. 81
to $3.50. A child's plain
brown Berlin Twill, tim
med with grey astrakhan in
40, 8 and 10 years, about
two esch-S4.5o to S. A
pretty little navy and mike d
Boucle handsomely belted
and buckled, in a, 6, 8 and
10 years. S. to S6 so. You
would pay one half as much
again il they could be dup.i
Gated.
WIN. r. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and sarket streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Atthe DDefh liouu

The Opera H0use was uroril
Gro 1ded last cTtu.cv 10 "a
Dalys In ,hc.r nav p,y
Down." which, II mu,i be IA
greatly inieriJr 10 "Ysca.iay
new play is o mass q su,lfI
Burdities, but lLeratsc.us,isaI
tor Improvement. sspsel..lhi
ond act. Tie l.Ay t@ siu
SPEECHES Bnd cl,ye: pays .ya \
which, with Dir .srgs st \
"a ono pfeytntei lAs 4ldltlci a
wfary.
To morrow u. ~; H'bs, gi.,al
BppeAr IN lte LrC.grsrA "ga|
which 10 endorsed bV t.s I'D
Tribuns rs f1iigHs: sOltscd
TO that school of pc,gia;N
dramas ci wblcn the 'lsc 0j
Gnd the 'Dubc'e M3H5' Sre Vtil
examples. TIE "r'y Is pia
tertstiUg, and sGytra. t,rH!iii|
easily led up 70 Vel0 vel aG.l
night, not on ? by NJ Hisa
alto by hiss fsh:g GllalH,I
ported him. In ssVtfL. pssiil|
eveuiDg, Mr.. btAt teiiir!cfSd I'd
appIovA Of ihe c:JsC,i Lc.s
more thsn ones cslied bs.gls \
tain.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
political.

The latest returns from Ohio Indicate
'has FOfnker's y utaii,y IN tae 5ls's
viii bs 81 Sl6. The Legislature viii
ssand: senate "a Republicans, 10
Dam crats, aud Doubtful TIE House,
81 republicans, 43 Democrats, sIi
: 1-rbtful.
The latest returnn ir,m I)ga indicate
a clurNlity o. II $50 tor La-rAtea. Rs
epniicAn, for Governor.
rue majority against Prohibition in
D,egol i now estimated ~ bstgEcI
Z UtD ana 5000
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
A fBRd place.

There Is nu opening To stable yard
OF the nnrtn side Of Front street near
K ng, which ctrsainly needs the attsn
t!on OF the Street Commission. IL II
paved with age cobble stones, aud l.
ia sach condition that Il Ia a disgrace
10 That thorouebfaTe There has beer
considerable complaint ABOUT y, and II
is probable petition sill be saut To The
Go - mission asking that the owner bt
compelled 10 pave 1t with rome ma;e.ia
that will make q decsn, foot WAY.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Auxiliary Conference

"a The Unitarian Cnutch, ,his ci'y,
The Ptiisdelpnia Branch o: tue
Womea's Auxiliary Conference Of ihe
Jnita "a Churches held meeti. s
yesterday morning. After the re5nts'
ousiuass an essay WAS rssd By A!a
MarthI Earle o! GermaptoEr. a uot II
VI 40 .ec!sed by Mrs Hover o; Phils
delpniS, and y selection by Mrs. Iats
.. Ill! OF ;he same city. Mig- HicIter.
lts!n gave d vocal selection Tho use;'
M ~as presided oSer by Ms Charles
q. AAn1 OF Fh,lAdelphia The chugcl
was iaaiaiully decorated with tosets
ard a ilnch was tervsd ~ the eunG %
rchocl ron al the con i,1sio1 Q. ~
sEsEU..tH.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Benevolent ORDER OF tciks.

a movement Ia on foot among several
young men OF this city 10 organizs q
lodge Of the Benevolent Order of Blks,
and there 10 no donbt OF the ultimate
saocess OF the same. Application will
be nosde 10 u few days for charter, an d
tue aew lodge viii probably start OF
", b q mem bership OF nearly 100. The
principles snd Sims Of the order are
snown ali over the United States, ADD
emit GA:e people In All wslsa OF life. al
an evidence OF IT'S popularity with tnt
hprofession tt may DO stated that al ]
mem ters Of the DAILY com mbinatioa be
lony TO the order
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
a G.Oss Outrage.

10 :, reported that three young mtn
snbidtns 10 Kant County, De-, wect to
,e6 house OF n German farmer, n'a-
@urr!sviile, Md, iAst Tuesday night.
I'D after breaking 10 the iuruitGte,
50 b.s wife and Il year old dsUan.
- 1Isd tie yard aAd cciminally ts.
a1i1cd them. The y1ncR rnen are aa!o
- De cespectsoly aonurC,ed, bul had
been IL spree and hence thCir villain
oGs o1Ddu1t The 9irl is reported TO b,
- a critical condition in c0rseG uEuc
u the .reatment she Iecaived.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

" F'ti iHT.-3n :he TN !Est., Vi-H.nia :
Hr.Ett, s-ed q ears.
ralE:igeg and triends are respectfully IN
'ted 20 sltsnd ner fCnera' from tho res
oLce o! her hus1and Abranam ~rignt,r
- Nes- SKIN strea., IN Saturday mC-l-
~. 20 IG8vC ms hIuse 81 / / J'clccE. luter-
-ent at st. James Cefaete-g, Stanton.
Isl HAETIW.-Ir Pbiiadeipaia. on tho ION
nst, loEL Kay, fOn OF Richard Martin.
iutne 2ls. year Of his ggs.
Gnorai VIII take piace =: the Whining
Y q and ErandywiIs IsmsieIg n SAtur-
aGy aitcrnCo1, a. .. 50 u'clOsE.
z aDRP.-Un the g.n iasL, Richard !
thOfp ia the Goth year Of bis sge.
Relatives and frisnoa are resp ,ctiully Ia
7.Led 10 attend hl' funeral TO his lat
-t1ideuca, No. 2G Pine ttrset. on Sunda'
terncon At o'clCcl. lnteTInent at River
sw ceIneteTy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Conlios aIuactlou.

o. Monday aud 'Tle'diJ nils
Ackea Rankin, 'appottsd |h
lent company, gi.i app.sr q =;
House In her neEpsy' ~,
Giant" Of Which tht S;si
speahs ~ 70, ,uWs:
"Ah Wung s.fF tue Ca,rsi
dian in The Golder tiltn;, ~
novelty. L. Wao Proposed 70 ts
pliment9ry matinee tor lS y Y
friends III Mott utgse', Ill u J
Kee Raukil ciCsss bet tast''
tue enc Of ;his eetS 4 VII. v
ticable. However, they W.lisn
fsssloual MATINEE v tdnaaN.
Next Tnursdsy aud Prii,Iss Y
Barlow Brothers & fI0i'i I
will appear. "a. a.i
Saturday night, The l9.a, !. A1 y
Optrs Company il 'IGe ~ !,
Thanksgiving Afternoon sa''
"a Boom In MstrimonJ.